As key talks end, rich and poor countries are at loggerheads on the divisive issue of loss and damage.
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"We have families who have lost their houses, their crops, their lives, and no-one is paying for that, we are running out of resources, and at the same time, we are depending on debt." The issue came to a head at the 2021 UN climate conference in Glasgow, known as COP26, where what's been termed a "delicate compromise" was reached.
"And we haven't seen that come to fruition here. Instead, we've seen a workshop set up to talk about how we can fix some of the problems."The compromise involved the setting up of the Glasgow dialogue on loss and damage, which had its first workshop meeting here in Bonn.
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